Some Social Security Recipients Get Two Payments This Week: Who’s Affected - Newsweek
Some Americans who receive federal benefits could see two payments arrive this week as the Social Security Administration's October schedule comes to a close.
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Donald Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ Faces Setback as Lula Wins in Brazil - Newsweek
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of the leftist Workers’ Party won Brazil's presidential runoff on Sunday with 51.8 percent of valid votes to 48.2 percent for Flávio Bolsonaro, according to Brazil's Superior Electoral Court, with 100 percent of ballots counted.
Texas Republican Judge Faces Backlash Over AI Endorsement Video - Newsweek
A Texas Republican county judge is facing backlash over an AI-generated campaign video depicting Black supporters endorsing him and thanking him for helping them find jobs, obtain food and pay their bills.
GOP Rep Open to Deporting Melania Trump, Elon Musk If They Lied on Forms - Newsweek
Representative Randy Fine, a Florida Republican, said anyone who lied on immigration paperwork to become a U.S. citizen should be denaturalized and deported after being asked whether that standard should apply to first lady Melania Trump and billionaire Elon Musk.
Ramaswamy Campaign Removes Sex Offender From Ad After Backlash - Newsweek
Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign has removed a man with a serious criminal conviction from an advertisement supporting his Republican bid for Ohio governor, saying it had no knowledge of his background when the commercial was produced.
Donald Trump Responds to $2 Billion Jared Kushner Allegation: ‘Totally False’ - Newsweek
President Donald Trump called allegations that his son-in-law Jared Kushner had access to $2 billion from Middle Eastern governments "a totally false story" Friday morning.
Hasan Piker Puts Ted Cruz on Notice After $72M Lawsuit Against Jennings - Newsweek
Left-wing political commentator Hasan Piker took aim at Ted Cruz on Wednesday after the Republican senator shared allegations similar to the ones that led to conservative commentator Scott Jennings getting sued by the streamer for $72.5 million.
5 Indicators James Talarico Has a Better Shot Than Beto O’Rourke in Texas - Newsweek
James Talarico enters the final week of the Texas Senate race in a stronger position than Beto O'Rourke held at any point in 2018, with public polls showing the Democratic hopeful tied with or narrowly ahead of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, the Republican nominee.
Flanagan Far Ahead in Top-Rated Minnesota Poll as Other Data Show Near Tie - Newsweek
A new poll released this week has given Democrat Peggy Flanagan an impressive lead over Republican Michele Tafoya in the race for Minnesota's Senate seat while other recent polls show a much more competitive race.
The Missouri Election Crisis That Could Unfold After the Midterms - Newsweek
The court-stalled implementation of a new congressional map in Missouri has for months placed a question mark over the state's upcoming elections. Despite a recent decision from the Supreme Court, some doubts still linger, days out from Election Day.
Trump’s Signature Legislation Fast-tracked Social Security Crisis: Report - Newsweek
President Donald Trump's signature tax legislation is projected to worsen Social Security's financial outlook, according to government estimates.
Barack Obama and Donald Trump’s Georgia Rally Crowd Sizes Compared: Photos - Newsweek
President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama held rallies in Georgia just days apart, backing opposing candidates in two closely watched midterm races in the battleground state.
Texas Barbecue Restaurant Blames ‘Rogue Employee’ for Allowing Paxton Event - Newsweek
A BBQ restaurant in Texas has apologized for holding an election event hosted by Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, saying it had not been informed in advance.
Mike Rogers Scrutinized Over Muslim Brotherhood Amid El-Sayed Attacks - Newsweek
Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers faced questions over his past apparent willingness to engage with the Muslim Brotherhood, as he continued to attack Democratic rival Abdul El-Sayed over his alleged links to the movement ahead of Michigan’s November 3 election.
Could Melania Trump Win Nobel Peace Prize Over Ukraine Ceasefire Deal? - Newsweek
First lady Melania Trump has helped to broker a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine around the occupied city of Oleshky. But could it pave the way for a Nobel Peace Prize?
Putin Test Fires Nuclear-Capable Missile Amid Dispute Over NATO Phone Call - Newsweek
Russia said it has test-launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from a nuclear-powered submarine, shortly after a rare phone call between Russian President Vladimir Putin and two NATO leaders exposed a rift in European political unity.
Zohran Mamdani Popularity Surging in New York Despite Record-High Rent - Newsweek
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s popularity is rising among city voters even as rents hit a record high, spotlighting the affordability challenges facing his administration as it works to lower housing costs and add affordable units.
Darline Graham Hit with Troubling Poll One Day Before Trump Rally - Newsweek
Darline Graham, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in South Carolina, received a potentially troubling poll on Wednesday, just one day before President Donald Trump is scheduled to appear in the Palmetto State.